What effect does Antarctic climate warming have on our planet?

Antarctic climate warming has the following effects on our planet:

First: the melting of Antarctic glaciers leads to sea level rise.

The most direct impact of Antarctic climate warming is that glaciers and snow-capped mountains will melt in a large area all the year round, and the melted water will flood into the sea, leading to global sea level rise. After the sea level rises, low-lying areas will be flooded, which will also increase the number of swamp areas in the world, and will also make it impossible to continue planting crops after large rice fields are soaked in seawater.

Second: trigger a global virus outbreak.

In fact, a large number of viruses hundreds of millions of years ago are stored under the glacier. It is precisely because glaciers do not melt all the year round that these viruses are all sealed up. But once the temperature in the Antarctic warms up, these glaciers will inevitably melt slowly, and then these viruses will blend into the sea and spread all over the world. People all over the world have the chance to get infected with the virus as long as they come into contact with seawater. Once the virus breaks out, it is likely to cause the survival problem of all mankind. The outbreak of a virus will make people all over the world at a loss, not to mention dozens and hundreds of viruses breaking out at the same time, with disastrous consequences.

Third: There are more and more extreme weather around the world.

In fact, after the warming of Antarctic climate, natural disasters and extreme weather often occur all over the world, such as hail, tornado, typhoon and tsunami in summer, and earthquakes are frequent, and all parts of the world are affected and destroyed by various natural disasters every year. With the warming of Antarctic temperature, this bad weather will become more frequent.

Fourth: Antarctic climate warming will shorten the global cold time.

Antarctic climate warming will shorten the global cold time. It used to be divided into spring, summer, autumn and winter. In the future, the cold time in winter may be very short. Most of the climate will remain hot and dry, and the whole world will stand the test of heat.